Does anyone know of a simple iPhone app that allows you to add captions to photos you have taken?

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HardxCorps

Does anyone know of a good app?
Really all I want to do is add captions to pictures I have already taken (not goofy speech bubbles) just simple captions like on facebook.
This isn't necessary, but it would also be nice to be able to organize my photos into groups or albums from the app.

Free apps are preferred, but I'm willing to pay a little for a quality app.

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How far does intellectual property extend?

lightningr

If you don't want to read this whole thing, there is a TLDR version of this at the bottom.

I have several questions about intellectual property and how far it extends so that I can get a better idea of what is and what isn't intellectual property:
(note, when I say "intellectual property" I am referring to the intellectual property of the company you are working for)

1.) Where is the line drawn between trivial/public knowledge and private/protected "property"?

2.) Is it considered theft of intellectual property if, for example, I learn how to create better microprocessors for my one job, and then apply this knowledge to my other job?

4.) What if I design an iPhone app, and I figure out a way to display a video with rounded corners, or a way to flip through video files (a functionality that isn't provided, but isn't extremely hard for anyone to implement). Would I be able to reuse this code at another company or on my own, since I wrote it and figured it out myself, and it's not the main idea of the app?

5.) Similar to question 4, what if the thing that I create is conceptually trivial and the idea isn't really patentable, for example lets say I created a photo album for an app I made when working for a company. Would this photo album be considered intellectual property? Would I be able to reuse this code? Photo albums aren't a "new idea" however I wrote this code for this company is unique, so does this have any effect?

6.) Is intellectual property only considered to be the proprietary information your company tells you that isn't trivial? Is it the "main idea of the app and how things function together" or do each of the separate individual components that make it work (no matter how simple they are) count as intellectual property?

7.) Similar to question 6, is everything you figure out on your own when working for the company yours or theirs? How can it be theirs if its trivial?

TLDR:
I guess what this boils down to is:
- If the idea of something you create (which is a part of a larger project) is trivial, but you do it your unique way that you made up, is this considered intellectual property of the company?

I'd hate to create something simple for a company such as a photo album as part of an iPhone app, and not be able to reuse it in any of my other apps. In this event, when working on a second app, I would have to make up a new photo album, and there are only so many ways you can make a photo album on an iPhone, that it's almost impossible to patent / be considered "intellectual property." I just don't see how it can be counted as intellectual property, since if anyone else created a photo album, they would most likely do it the same way I did it. Would it be considered a company's "intellectual property" if I created it when working for a company or no?

Thank you!

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"If the idea of something you create (which is a part of a larger project) is trivial, but you do it your unique way that you made up, is this considered intellectual property of the company?"
If it's written into your employment contract that anything you produce for the company belongs to them, then it's either a work for hire (US) or a work produced in the course of employment (UK) and thus belongs to the company. The difference is that a work for hire has a copyright lasting 95 years, and the copyright on work produced in the course of employment is based on the author's life plus 70 years.

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